The GPAC champion and GPAC golfer of the year is still claiming more recognition even after the close of her collegiate golf career. She has now been named a CoSIDA Academic All-American for the second time.

The storybook collegiate career of Amy Ahlers has come to an end. The native of Albion, Neb., carded an 82 in her second round at the national championships. She has cemented her spot as an all-time Bulldog great.

Making her first public course appearance since securing the GPAC title on May 2, senior Amy Ahlers got her first taste of the national championships while in action on Tuesday (May 23). She shot a 16-over-par 88.

Amy Ahlers is the type of person who not just cares for others, but makes them feel it. She's earned the respect of teammates and opposing coaches and players while being the perfect representative of Concordia athletics.

After winning the conference title, Amy Ahlers rightfully took the honor of GPAC golfer of the year, as announced on Friday (May 12). She was joined on the all-conference list by teammate Murphy Sears.

Amy Ahlers came back from eight strokes down on the final day of the conference championships and earned a GPAC title and national tournament berth. The next stop for the native of Albion, Neb., is sunny Florida.

Time is running out on the remarkable collegiate golf career of senior Amy Ahlers, but the honors are still pouring in. Ahlers is a three-time All-GPAC performer, 10-time tournament champion and now a seven-time GPAC player of the week.

The Concordia women's golf team turned in one of its best performances of the season, placing third at the Erickson Invite on Tuesday. Four Bulldog carded scores below 100, led by an 80 from Amy Ahlers.

Amy Ahlers is the type of person who not just cares for others, but makes them feel it. She's earned the respect of teammates and opposing coaches and players while being the perfect representative of Concordia athletics.